Accredited official statistics

Horticulture statistics 2017

Annual statistics on the area, yield, production, trade and valuation of fruit and vegetable crops grown in the UK.

• From: Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
• Published: 27 June 2019

Documents

Horticulture statistics - 2017

PDF, 220 KB, 9 pages

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Horticulture statistics - dataset (ODS)

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Horticulture statistics - dataset (Excel)

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Details

This annual statistics notice and accompanying dataset, formerly known as the British Horticulture statistics report, provides key statistics on the area, production, trade and valuation of the main fruit and vegetable crops grown in the United Kingdom.

The metadata document contains user information, methodology and data quality assurance.

Next update: see the statistics release calendar

Defra statistics: crops

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Published 27 June 2019